An online HTML/CSS/JS editor in 162+ bytes + save & load in less than 256 bytes3 points·by xem·13 anni fa·0 commentsHello HN,One week ago, I made a minimalist Codepen / JSFiddle clone in 256 bytes, and presented it to the world...http://xem.github.io/miniCodeEditorIt was a huge success, and a lot of people talked about it.Famous code golfers joined me, and we were able to cut it down to 162 bytes!( We even found a way to fit that code in a tweet - 140 characters )We also added optional features such as placeholders, old browsers support, different skins...But we didn't stop there!Our new challenge was to make the HTML/CSS/JS prototypes made with miniCodeEditor saveable and shareable, via the URL, and in less than 256 bytes.We finally reached that goal yesterday! Here it is:http://xem.github.io/miniCodeEditor/shareable.htmlThanks for your interest, and stay tuned for the next features!- xem0 commentsPost comment—
One week ago, I made a minimalist Codepen / JSFiddle clone in 256 bytes, and presented it to the world...
http://xem.github.io/miniCodeEditor
It was a huge success, and a lot of people talked about it.
Famous code golfers joined me, and we were able to cut it down to 162 bytes!
( We even found a way to fit that code in a tweet - 140 characters )
We also added optional features such as placeholders, old browsers support, different skins...
But we didn't stop there!
Our new challenge was to make the HTML/CSS/JS prototypes made with miniCodeEditor saveable and shareable, via the URL, and in less than 256 bytes.
We finally reached that goal yesterday! Here it is:
http://xem.github.io/miniCodeEditor/shareable.html
Thanks for your interest, and stay tuned for the next features!
- xem